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Upstarts and Broken Hearts  Dropkick Murphys

Band: Dropkick Murphys
Song: Upstarts and Broken Hearts
Album: The Gang's All Here
Tabber: clark@theoddmenout.com
()= bass(root)note
*= mute chord
Intro:
[(C)] [(F)] [(C)] [(G)] [(C)]  
 
 e--3--3-3-3--3-3-5-3-1-3--3--3-3-5-3--1-1-3-1-0-0-1-3--|
 B------------------------------------------------------|
 G------------------------------------------------------|
 D------------------------------------------------------|
 A------------------------------------------------------|
 E------------------------------------------------------|

[(C)] [(F)] [(C)] [(G)] [(C)]  
 
 e--3--3-3-3--3-3-5-3-1-3--3--3-5-3-1-3-1-0-1-0------|
 B----------------------------------------------3-1--|
 G---------------------------------------------------|
 D---------------------------------------------------|
 A---------------------------------------------------|
 E---------------------------------------------------|

Verse Lead:
[(C)] [(F)] [(C)] [(G)] [(C)]  
 
 e-----------------------------------------------------------|
 B------1--------------1------1------1--------------------1--|
 G------0----0--0------2------0------0----0--0------------0--| x2
 D----2-----------3--3------2------2---------------0----2----|
 A--3------3-------------3-------3------3--------2---3-------|
 E---------------------------------------------3-------------|

Verse 1:
I [(C)]once met a young girl [(F)]filled with [(C)]fire,
That [(C)]saw through my front to this [(G)]shell of a[(C)] man
She[(C)] knew I'd be a handful [(F)]from the [(C)]start,
This [(C)]strong willed woman had an [(G)]angels [(C)]heart
(Electric Guitar kicks in now)
The [C]holes in these wings don't [F]allow me to [C]fly
So you'd [C]better brace for a [G]life of [C]pain,
And if [C]fate is the path to this [F]better [C]life
Some[C]how I feel you'll never see the [G]faces [C]change
Chorus:
F* G*
Through thick and thin, She stood by you
Fill
She held the key to my broken heart
Fill:
 
 e--------------------------|
 B--------------------------|
 G--5--5-5-5--5-5--------5--|
 D--5--5-5-5--5-5-5--5-5-5--|
 A--3--3-3-3--3-3-5--5-5-3--|
 E----------------3--3-3----|

Verse 2:
C* F* C*
I look back and wonder, sit and ponder,
C* G* C*
How I could have ever neglected you?
C* F* C*
For the blood soaked soil on the old ball field,
C* G* C*
I gambled on a hand I wasn't ready to lose
But if the [C]tables were turned, and [F]I faced the [C]troubles,
[C]Tough times and struggles I [G]put you [C]through
I'd of [C]been there as you were through [F]hardship and [C]horror
My [C]life and my love are [G]pledged to [C]you
Chorus x1
Fill x1
Bridge:
Re[F]member the [C]nights she [G]waited and [C]wondered,
[F]Fused to a [C]myth that it had [G]taken it's toll.
But this [F]Godless [C]man has [G]mended [C]his way,
[F]Never again will she [G]be alone...
Verse Lead x2
Verse 3:
I[(C)] remember it well, still I[(F)] always[(C)] knew
That[(C)] she was destined[(G)] to be my[(C)] bride
This[(C)] woman had pride, she was[(F)] full of [(C)]life,
I could [(C)]see the passion [(G)]in her[(C)] eyes.
She [C]thought she found a man, But she [F]fell for the [C]devil
An [C]evil monster [G]in dis[C]guise.
Now I'll [C]honor and obey, for[F]ever [C]stay.
[C]True to you, my [G]Irish [C]rose
Chorus x1
Fill x2
Then:
 
 e-------------------------|
 B-------------------------|
 G--5--5-5-5--5-5-0-0-0-5--|
 D--5--5-5-5--5-5----------|
 A--3--3-3-3--3-3----------|
 E-------------------------|

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